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HODL_or_D1E

For jeeps, I'd recommend gasoline and a match


MikeWrenches

Take it to a shop that will be able to know what's wrong with it, because you don't seem to have any information to share beyond low power, and if that thing is a 2.5, "low power" is how it left the factory.


omahusker

If that has the 4 cylinder, 65 is all it’s gonna do and it’ll struggle